San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-11
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
and Boiled Down.

Coal miners strike at Salem. Ill.
The general strike OF New York
plumbers is declared of.
Grover took in Haverly's MINISTRIES
Saturday night.
Blaine leaves Fort Gibson, /. T., for
Chicago, much improved in health.
John L. Raymond is lying at Indian
apOlis very Ill.
Emperor William will be at Ennis
during June and July.
San Jscinto will picnic itself into re-
membrance at Luling this year.
Temple adds a $4,000 loss by fire to
the $50, 600 sustained three weeks ago.
The sealing steamer Eagle, reported
lost, 10 all right.
No news of the missing steamers Sa-
lermO and Carmona.
Latter day saints convene in annual
session at Kirkland, Ohio.
The Hayti scare ceases, an amicable
agreement will be reached.
Every carpenter and planning mill
worker in Cincinnati Is on n strike.
Wilmington boat painters strike
against the employment Of women.
Prairie fires cause loss of life at HUI
ron, ID. Il.
Tonquin pirates cause considerable
lose OF life to the French.
Washington, ID. c., enfOrces her al
most forgotten blue laws.
Philadelphia has one saloon to every
40 OF her people.
Dallas grand jury presents 90 indict-
ments and adjOurDs.
The anti-coercion crusade in England
threatens to overwhelm Salisbury.
England and Russia are at dead
lock on the Afghan boundary question.
and will come west.
Waco complains of tight money and
no moisture.
Texarkana organizes $4,000 lum-
Der company.
Senator Sherman's reputed wealth is
authorltatively denied.
Sheriff Louis, of Milan county, offers
$50 reward for capture OF jacobs.
Genuine antracite coal Is reported in
st. Augustine, Texas.
The Conner outlaws have succeeded in
making their escape.
La Grange bridge over the Colorado
river, Is now free bridge.
Dallas Fair association is jubilant over
the success Of the spring races.
Lampasas will celebrate San Jacinto
day this year, for the first time.
Whitney joins the procession of arte-
sian we'll borers, or at least wants to.
The managers Of the deaf and dumb
asylum at Austin arrange to light the
premises by electricity.
The Dallas county alliance building
and manufacturing company iRcOrpO-
rates.
Gloucester fishermen do not relish the
tone of Cleveland's reply to their de-
msnd for the enforcement OF retaliation.
Talmade' considers it inhuman to
hound man who has led a reputable
life for 80 years, as has Kissane.
Explosion in boiler house Of Wolfe Il
Co.'s ship yards, Milwaukee. Machinery
demolished. Loss, $4,000; no lives lost.
Emigrants arrived in New York Sat
urday 1892. Castle Garden is over
crowded.
Sam Small, reported dying, is getting
better, and hopes are entertained OF his
full recovery.
Railroad building for the first three
months of this year has been very brisk,
indicating a total Of s, 600 miles this year.
Tyler is progressing favorably with
arrangements for her new cotton fac
tory.
The Rio accident cost the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul $64,6l6 to settle
damages.
A state assembly X. o. L., OF iron
workers formed at Pittsburg. 1t will
represent $4,000 members.
Metz, an important witness against
the Doodle aldermen Of New York, has
skipped.
A brutal outrage was perpetrated at
Ennis, by TOmlin, upon his neighbor
Holcombe's, wife.
The Medina bottom lands are bare Of
grass, and cattle are dying by the score.
Rain is the desire of all counties.
Funds for repairs, at the navy yards,
are running low and many hands must
be shortly discharged.
No one connected with the French
military service can remain in Alsaoe-
Lorraine without Germany's permission,
At Quebec 1t ia asserted that Cardinal
Tasohereau's mandamat against the K.
Of l.. will be withdrawn.
The new law passed by the Kansas
legislature, knocks out the wholesale
liquor dealers.
Congressman Glover and Judge
I.aughlin have quarrel in the ST. Louis
court house, during the progress Of the
Lancaster-GlOver libel suit.
Paul Boynton lost 35 pounds OF flesh
on his swim down the river from Hud-
son to Sing Sing and was taken out Of
the water much debilitated.
The March bank clearings were nearly
twenty per cent in advance of last year
The business Of the whole country opens
prosperously.
Jacobs, the killer of Deputy Sheriff
Lee Pool, Cameron, Texas, is badly
wounded, and officers are hot on his
| trail.
The great anti-coeEcion meeting Is to
be held today at Hyde Park. 1t will
probably be the largest outdoor politi-
cal meeting ever held in London.
The failure of the legislature Of Texas
In passing law that would protect a